YAAM : Market alternatif | FrAndroid - LA communauté francophone Malgon • le 06 juin 2010 à 11:42 06 juin 2010 Tous ses articles Lycéen Bordelais, passionné d'informatique depuis le plus jeune âge. Admin système, développeur en tout genre (Android, Web, Desktop...) se dirige vers le métier d'ingénieur informatique. Rédacteur et modérateur sur FrAndroid, n'hésitez pas à me rendre visite sur mon Twitter ou sur mon portfolio ;) YAAM (pour Yet Another Android Market) est un nouveau venu dans le monde des market Android. Voici les points importants à noter à propos de YAAM : Pour l’utilisateur : Paiement de l’application par Paypal (et d’autres systèmes de paiements vont suivre)Des descriptions détaillées pour bien faire son choix (jusqu’à 6 screens, descriptions non limitées et supportant la mise en forme, etc…)Possibilité de mettre toutes ses applications à jour en quelques clicsPas de restrictions de pays pour les applications payantes ! Pour le développeur : Pas de frais d’inscription ! Lien YoutubeChaine Youtube FrAndroid Lien YoutubeChaine Youtube FrAndroid
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